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Electromyography (EMG) is a method that allows us to study the bioelectrical activity of muscle fibers, myoneural endings and various muscles at rest or during their contraction.

Electroencephalography in children is a method that can be used to study the biopotentials of the brain by recording electrical impulses that come from it, and quickly examine the functional state of cells.

An electrocardiogram or ECG is a standard diagnostic procedure that checks the functioning of the heart muscle.

Cystoscopy is an internal examination of the bladder using a cystoscope (a special medical instrument). The procedure is not only diagnostic, but also therapeutic. It is used to detect and remove tumors, inflammations, stones, and injuries.

Cystography in children is one of the most effective methods for diagnosing diseases of the kidneys, urinary tract, and bladder. Girls are more prone to such disorders, but boys are also susceptible to such diseases in different cases. The cystography method makes it possible to use contrast agents

Thyroid ultrasound for children is a diagnostic method that can help you find out the condition of the thyroid gland, determine the presence of pathology and developmental abnormalities. A special device passes ultrasound waves through the tissue, which, when reflected, are converted into a black

Ultrasound of a child's joints is a diagnostic procedure that studies the condition of bone tissue, connective tissue, and the periarticular region when tissues are exposed to ultrasound waves of varying density and reflections are recorded on a computer monitor screen.

Heart ultrasound for children is a modern diagnostic method in cardiology, which is highly informative and allows identifying disorders of the heart muscle and large vessels.

Ultrasound of the kidneys for a child is currently one of the most effective methods for examining the condition of the kidneys in children. The procedure is painless and does not damage the skin, which means that the examination is permissible from the first days of life.

Ultrasound has been used in pediatrics for over 20 years to monitor children's well-being. Its safety and reliability have been scientifically proven. Its use does not cause pain or discomfort, which is especially important for children.